Pete Mrabe is hosting a grand opening party for the neighborhood on Thursday, with free passed appetizers.

Mina has revealed that his upcoming restaurant at 350 Mission St. will be inspired by his Middle Eastern pop-up, Middle’terranea.

AT&T is planning a "one-of-a-kind" 24,000-square-foot flagship retail store next to the busy cable car turnaround.

Gung hay fat choy! Celebrate the Year of the Monkey by attending the parade, an SF tradition dating back to the 1860s, and other Lunar New Year events.

Rec & Park has pulled back on a few proposed changes to operations at Coit Tower, and Supervisor Aaron Peskin is starting a working group around it.

Vacant for more than two years, the gargantuan Ferry Plaza East building needs a tenant with the cash to conduct a total makeover.

The popular pastry purveyor is offline through Feb. 22nd. A sign says it's closed for repairs, but it's actually getting some new refrigeration and showcases in an effort to spruce things up.

The fast-growing workout company, with more than 200 studios nationwide, monitors exercisers' heart rates. It's opening locations at 343 Sansome St. in the FiDi and 215 King St. in SoMa in April.

Offering American-style breakfast and lunch menus, the 170-seat restaurant will transition to Korean-inspired fusion fare at dinner.

This week's crimes include a scary home invasion on Telegraph Hill, a $10,000 robbery from a luxury leather goods shop and a woman robbed when trying to enter a card game.

Indulge your Valentine tonight with chocolate tastings, seasonal hors d'oeuvres, wine samples from Napa Valley vintners, and live entertainment in a romantic backdrop by the Bay.

The goal is to offer high-quality fare so that neighbors and nearby workers are tempted to become regulars.

Finally, crabbers and those who devour Dungeness can breathe a sigh of relief, as crab caught near Monterey, Half Moon Bay, San Francisco and Point Reyes has been declared safe to eat.